Akropolis (Denmark)

Heh, there's a love vibe on that Akropolis cover too admittedly. But of a more, should we say, male bonding type of love...?

Added to Crossover.

Nope, that's the whole thing right there. I found out that there are smaller sections with titles within the song though, so the track listing would be this:

1.Half A Million Hours Of Symphony:
1) Overture (2:57)
2) Movement (Birth) (5:50)
3) Movement (Puberty) (6:40)
4) Movement (Adult Age) (6:47)
5) Movement (Old Age) (8:56)
6) Movement (Death) (4:22)

It's been issued as a vinyl (CLP4206), but I don't know if any new editions have come up on CD. I think the label is Denmark Circle Records or just Circle Records.

More info on performers:

-Jens Lund / vocals, rhythm guitar
-Jørn Bennedbæk / guitars
-James Templeton / keyboards
-Hans Johannsen / bass
-James Pearson / drums

Edited by historian9 - November 26 2011 at 06:46

Seems like another of those albums that lie somewhere in the muddy waters that ebb between Symphonic, Eclectic and Crossover. It's definitely 100% prog though, and pretty decent prog too. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say it was either Symphonic or Eclectic (perhaps leaning slightly toward the former) rather than Crossover, but I wouldn't want to try and be any more specific than that.